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?!■1JOINT ORCHESTRA!AT THE RIVOU IN♦SPLENDID CONCERT%)NEm. F LJbe Firm lSoeoiCrowded House on Opening! ThirNigiit Hears Heyerstedt-GatesBig City Combinationlicycrbtedt Kroe*. and Gate** or- j mTKi chest ras (xwnWw*d, under the leader- jN n‘1S- F»r; of JBtrt Beycrstedl. for a second Frid'* of concerts at the liivoli the- “aea.’ uter, scored a big hit with a crowded- houM* laat cigiif, ar 1 with the closing t ical't j j»erfonnaclt; e tonight will repeat the (¥“-r: success of their first venture. i ic^e5 The enthusiastic applatise of the Uoitibig audience, which called for two e-J.hI and three encores at times, attested sptK* tc the quality of the music rendered upw; by this exceptionally clever and well trained aucmented orchestra, £.°r1^Thru the Night,** which was ar- newraigned by fYauk Cloutier especially ‘ duct for this program, was one of the big ^nd*| hit* of the evening. ! folkThe violin and organ numbers b.v*Thui “ j Bert Beyers ted t and Walter tketzing-er were exceptionally beautiful and andv. r«* u i-uusia.-; i.-aily received by the •* l*«horvar•' The jazziest jazz imaginable' Imarked the climax when Walter Ti UioHsingee's “Trombone Nightmare’* ™s was interpreted in a style which madeK olc s tingle. Anyone who likes Trulively music, presented by an excep- !’!plt;t:lt; rally well balanced, well trainf^i ^0V. (1 nr 1 entirely capable orch**Mrn, should Toti•baiClAlii I Aro«The program follow*--: |Amlt;II I-a Rita ......... By Harry U AlfordAn Wrwrinmn adaption of an original . _Thefnin«i-I not fail to hear this fine organiza-i- tion in the concluding i*rogram to- ji night.—LIt!in“Song* f*f Ijov©’* . By TTarry I- Alford *U?AmAml-.j Cmutai. '‘T’anaurtaraC'.....*iiy liarr _________A rfiarartrHstic theme featuring ™ k* let me Andrews, Tromtxtne; Robert! o i lt;»ateet arid Kugene Mlt; ndez. SouaaPhones ... .”Thng The Nlghf* .. Pv Frank Cloutier pT, A *rp»- lal ar ran cement of this Beau-tiful M ‘Itxlv written esDOdailv for this f‘ .AteAtli*Ylprocnam ty tne cocaooae..• I TJgfit Cavalry*’ ......... By Suppew\ overture IS*1ie “lady of the Nile-* ... By I ah am Jones .«j l.-ham Jones* spoal Brunswiek_re-j I oord arrtuifferr|ent of hisj Hit.*1 “Interim zro” ....... By P. Mascagni lt;, \ ; S*lo by !r* Hew ' “ *ChiChiisrwledt. accom B {rrr.! Trombone Night-Mare ' ................... jtiv Walter lt;ketmingerAn original trark’ng an epochin the rmi»ic world for It is the flrat time that two irombouee have ev«r|^n| i been uced to produce a continuous j« u! ti de” throughout an entire strain. sCwColCoiCoCoipgrwnoaei l rTiert A. Bcrerstedt. conductor: Wll-'al ber lfolcomb, 1« violin; Alf. Modahl I clarinet: J*sb Randall. Obo«. T. L# I Cates, iAaxotthones. Archie Benicke,U 1 Handy Itiandbacfc. trumpets: Jennie Ah-Iq*lt;Jtjo .drew* . Melvin Severson, trocr.l*one*;: . Harry K lieverstedt. hVank Cloutier, 1^1^Piamw; Ruger.e Mendez. Robert Oaxea. ] ,1,1 A k ^ _ Jk • TV „f J 111Baas atid Sc«iM.phor**»; TVnnmy j Kubal, Porvuaaion; Paul McfCnlght, HX-focts.Hv 111 I ni
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La Crosse Tribune and Leader Press
La Crosse, Wisconsin, US
Fri, Apr 17, 1925
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